Jean Pierre Melville, French Cinema’s Forgotten Man: Part Two. By Simon Thompson. Part One here. A seasoned auteur Melville’s hard-boiled era would begin in earnest with his movie Le deuxième souffle / Second Breath (1966). An ambitious and sweeping gangster flick in the vein of Le Doulos, Second Breath tells the story of
Kung Fu Panda 4: The BRWC Review. In the pantheon of animated franchises, Kung Fu Panda has carved out a niche that’s as delightful as it is deep, blending rib-tickling comedy with surprisingly profound philosophical musings. It’s a series that’s as much about martial arts excitement as it is about the
Imaginary: The BRWC Review. When it comes to supernatural horror, the concept of childhood fears manifesting into tangible horrors in adulthood presents an avenue ripe for chilling narratives and intense psychological exploration. It’s a disappointment, then, that Jeff Wadlow‘s Imaginary fails to capitalize on its promising premise, delivering a film that
Parasyte: The Grey - Trailer Talk What do you get when you cross John Carpenter’s ‘The Thing’ with the stories of Junji Ito? The answer is the manga series ‘Parasyte’. After a successful anime series and two live action Japanese films, Netflix surprised horror fans when they announced that a new
Kate Middleton Edition: Bits & Pieces - Mariam lives with her younger brother and their mother, Fariha, in a tiny apartment in Karachi. When Mariam’s maternal grandfather passes, his brother tries to manipulate them into signing over their apartment to him, a common occurrence in Pakistan, where women’s property
